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Disagreement with teacher

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Caz

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Date Posted: 21:34:24 09/14/09 Mon

Hi, i've worked as a general classroom assistant for a year now and am often left in charge of different classes. I'm not the most confident of people but can usually handle the class reasonably well. However last week the children got a little unruly and the teacher came back in. Since then she has told other members of staff that i am incompetent and that the class were 'in danger'. I had another woman in the room with me and we both agree while the children were not behaving they were in no way in danger! This has put me in a difficult position and i am meant to be working with this teacher this week and at least once a week hereon. What should i do? I find her difficult to be around now.

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